Stoll’s Alley: Corridor to History in Charleston
By Mark A. Leon
Today’s hidden Charleston treasure is a narrow corridor situated between East Bay and Church Street. This narrow walkway donned with historic homes, statues, flowers and moss offers a romantic and historic view of Charleston. As you walk through, pay close attention to the walls, entryways and driveways. There are tiny gems throughout this one block walk.
Make sure you add this to your personal walking tour of Charleston.
Walk with me for a few moments as we document this quiet Saturday morning stroll down Stoll’s Alley.
Entrance way right off of East Bay Street
Horse knob by the front entrance of a residence
Lamp post against traditional brick
Old original external decor
Church Street entrance
Colonial designed home
Devil on the violin
That is a nice way to enter your home
The light shines bright
Love in Stoll’s Alley
We hope you can all enjoy your own stroll and make some wonderful memories from Stoll’s Alley.
Hint: It is just before White Point Gardens if you are heading toward The Battery.
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